@ojatro: What an exceptional production... considering the fact that it was produced on a shoe string budget. What a slap in the face of the propaganda spewing BBC and its offensive fluff entertainment. Keep up the great work!
@andriisyromolot6983: One of the greatest videos I have seen on YouTube. It is worth way more than 4000£ and is uploaded here for free, which is utterly amazing. The film provides more knowledge on why the underdeveloped countries are still underdeveloped than the ministers of those countries themselves. Tremendous respect for the author and good luck in the future projects. Thank you for your work and devotion to bringing information to the light.
@tchai91: I was brought up and spent most of my life in/on Jersey, and it's eye-opening to see how many people who work in finance there know exactly that their jobs are allowing billionaires of questionable character to avoid paying tax, but when your salary and bonuses allow you to buy multiple houses (the prices of which are now at Central London levels) and flounce about in an £80,000 Range Rover Sport, suddenly their moral compasses disappear. And believe me, some of the most stupid people I have ever met have made a fortune working in Trust companies there. It's not difficult - you just have to be willing to abandon your conscience.
@nonamenofamily405: It was like taking the red pill. It was like a punch on my face and a kick in my stomach. For me this is way worse than "Panama Papers" because it shows that the permanent structure of the financial and banking systems is indistinguishable from looting as many countries as possible and imposing slavery. Over the centuries it changes its words, its particular mechanisms, its laws and regulations but in its essence it remains just the same and gains an increasing power.
@andrewtorrance1385: Since I watched this wonderful documentary, my mind is at rest. At the age of 77 and always having an interest in politics and finance I was always burned up with the inequality of normal citizens lives but I didn't understand how or why this situation had come about. Now I understand, and I realise that there is absolutely nothing I can do to change things. So my mind is at rest - you only worry about those things you can influence and change.
@edgarroberts8740: Stuart Syvret's story is absolutely chilling. It's telling of how deeply propagandistic our intellectual class is that, were Syvret from China, Russia, Iran, Cuba, or some other such enemy state, he'd be on the front page of every newspaper, yet no one in the UK knows his name.
@Zandalorscat: As a non-Brit, I find it astounding how little information I've seen in the media about the City of London and how it operates. Most people in my country aren't even aware that there is a difference between London and the City of London.